Recipe Mcp
Let agents generate and remix recipes via cookwith.co through the npm-published @cookwith/recipe-mcp stdio server.
Overview
io.github.jkakar/recipe-mcp is a MCP server for the Build phase that lets agents generate and remix recipes through cookwith.co via npm stdio.
What is this MCP server?
- npm package @cookwith/recipe-mcp at version 1.0.4 with stdio transport
- Generate and remix recipes using cookwith.co from agent tool calls
- Official registry entry on registry.npmjs.org for repeatable installs
- GitHub source at blaideinc/recipe-mcp for version pinning and updates
- npm identifier @cookwith/recipe-mcp version 1.0.4
- Transport type stdio
- Repository github.com/blaideinc/recipe-mcp
What problem does it solve?
Agents hallucinate ingredients and steps when you need consistent, remixable recipes tied to a real cookwith.co backend.
Who is it for?
Builders who want the fastest npm-based path to recipe tools in Claude Code, Cursor, or Codex during feature development.
Skip if: Projects with zero food or recipe domain needs, or teams blocked from using external SaaS recipe APIs.
What do I get? / Deliverables
Installing @cookwith/recipe-mcp gives your agent cookwith.co-backed generate and remix tools you can call from the IDE.
- Running recipe-mcp stdio server in your agent config
- Agent-accessible generate and remix recipe tool endpoints
- Repeatable npm-based install path for teammates
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Journey fit
Recipe MCP is installed while you connect external services to your agent stack, which is core Build-phase integration work. The package targets cookwith.co remapping and generation—explicit third-party API wiring rather than frontend or ship-time testing.
How it compares
Focused npm recipe MCP—not a browser automation server or a passive documentation skill.
Common Questions / FAQ
Who is io.github.jkakar/recipe-mcp for?
Developers shipping agent-assisted cooking, meal-planning, or recipe content products who already use MCP hosts.
When should I use io.github.jkakar/recipe-mcp?
During Build integrations when you need cookwith.co generate and remix capabilities exposed as agent tools.
How do I add io.github.jkakar/recipe-mcp to my agent?
Add an MCP server entry that runs @cookwith/recipe-mcp (npx or global install) with stdio transport, reload your client, and verify recipe tools are listed.